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MTX virus gaining speed in unusual ways
Author: JT Smith
Network World Fusion reports "The three-month-old MTX virus appears to be gaining speed, with several antivirus vendors escalating the pesky bug...
Red Hat market share grows in Japan
Author: JT Smith
With over 40% of the Linux desktop market, Red Hat 7.0 is the most popular Linux distribution in Japan. Read the full...
Red Hat drops Sparc support
Author: JT Smith
"Red Hat has dropped support for Sun Microsystems' Sparc chips for its new version 7 of Linux, saying there just wasn't enough...
Introducing the IMT-2000
Author: JT Smith
PalmPalm technologies announced the completion of development on the IMT-2000, the world's first cell phone to run an embedded Linux. Running the...
Midnight Commander vulnerability
Author: JT Smith
From SecurityFocus.com: "Midnight Commander is a popular file management tool for unix systems. Among many other features, Midnight Commander allows users to...
S.u.S.E. in.identd denial of service vulnerability
Author: JT Smith
"The in.identd service is used to provide remote systems with usernames associated with tcp connection port pairs. The version of in.identd that...
Security company’s Web site cracked
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet UK reports: "Computer security firm Network Associates was left embarrassed after two of its corporate Web site were defaced Wednesday although...
Banned Mitnick prison ID gets two bids on Dutchbid.com
Author: JT Smith
From The Register: "Hacker legend Kevin Mitnick's prison ID card has finally found a home on auction
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Should Corel stay or should it go?
Author: JT Smith
A ZDNet column asks: "Would anyone miss Corel if if left the Linux market? ... Corel has never seemed to grasp where...
Transmeta: Other recalls unlikely
Author: JT Smith
Reuters reports: Transmeta officials say flawed Crusoe chips may have been used on other laptops besides Japan's NEC, which is recalling 284...